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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1892
Page
6
The Tombstone Epitaph attacks Mickey Stewart in a Cochise County context urging voters to consider statehood and federal influence. It cites Mojave Miner remarks, notes Clark and Clough’s touring, and urges study of tax legislative candidates based on past public service and records.
A review of South Dakota voter registration shows a surge of Indian voters added in the past year. The piece critiques Mickay Stewart and his Irish-nativity attacks on Mark Smith of Tombstone, arguing political strategy and federal funding for Indian education shape local sentiment. It questions party dynamics and territory statehood prospects amid federal allocations to various denominations and local figures.
Maxx Surri spoke to the largest Maricopa county crowd this past Monday. Stevexxox has not accepted the vice presidential nomination and may wait until after November 7. The piece notes longtime voter patterns against Mark Smith and criticizes wheat price policy. Continuous rain in southern Arizona is described as valuable for the county, potentially worth thousands.
A staunch advocate of a single gold standard, Esctaxa champions fixing silver prices for the United States while the nation clings to a belief of independence. The remark signals tension between monetary policy and national sovereignty amid ongoing debates about free silver and finance.
The Prospector aims to secure Mark Smith's Cochise County majority at about six hundred as voices for fair play rise. Phenix Republicans attack, accusing poison campaigners of misleading weak voters arguing against the impostor. Mickey Stewart misrepresented Irish ties to Cochise residents, swaying some to vote before but discovering no Irish blood.
The Star rebutted a lie from Mickey Stewart's camp claiming Mark Smith returned home and cancelled engagements. The Republican coverage alone was enough to expose the falsehood. Stewart, called Scotty in the north and Mickey in the south, is linked to several regional personas across towns.
Judge T M Cooley argues that taxes must raise revenue for public purposes and tax designs aimed at discouraging imports may violate constitutional principles. The piece condemns the dirty campaign against Mark Smith in Arizona, criticizing Stewart's incendiary remarks about Smith and defending public accountability and personal integrity.
Wire dispatch reports the Temochicans, descendants of the Aztecs, were wiped out after three days of siege by 1200 troops. After resisting tax collectors and local officials, they killed 360 troopers from a fortified church before most fighters were killed or captured.
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Arizona Supreme Court ruling in the Alta Mining Co versus Benson Smelting and Reduction Co case begun six years ago in Pima county. Judgment totals $4,769.08 plus interest and costs. Sheriff Kelton plans to sell the property soon after execution.
The engineer in charge of the Sonora canal survey reached Hanlon's six miles below Yuma late last week. All lands of the company front the east side of the Colorado River. the canal runs on the west side and must be fumed across near Yuma. Engineers will study all available crossings.
A Deming correspondent to the Times of El Paso writes that J M Wilson and an unknown companion were found murdered in the old St Patrick mine workings about 20 miles from Nogales Arizona amid a report of the Salton Basin overflow and a forthcoming story titled Black Eyed Adele The Little Ones of Carters Ranch.
A critical comparison of congressional funding shows Joseph securing numerous Santa Fe orientated bids while Mark Smith’s term favored Arizona Indian schools and boundary surveys. The piece accuses Elkins of manipulating Santa Fe capital gains and defends Smith’s record against Democratic party opposition and local slander in Cochise County.
A winter Minnesota law regulated alum baking powders. A legislative committee investigated all brands, with state chemist Dr. Drew endorsing Royal as purest strongest and best on the market. The Arizona Enterprise opposes dirty campaign tactics against Mark Smith, urging contest on grounds of decency and duty to constituents.
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